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• gamedeal user

  Apr 30, 2022

  I was stoned when I played that with a friend, is not the real perception if you not get some weed so for me is a good memory, but I'm afraid that is a shity game.
• gamedeal user

  Oct 31, 2014

  Many bugs game breaking bugs. We were 3 friends who bought the game, but it turns out only 2 can play together at the same time. This is an Alfa release at best. At the moment I would not recommend buying. Glad I only spend 1$ on this mess. When the game was released on steam there was a bug preventing you to click buttons in the menu. Now there is a bug, that you cannot use upgrade you purchased. This is a joke.
• gamedeal user

  Nov 2, 2014

  If you just have to have another arena style twin stick shooter involving zombie's that looks like it was made in Unity. Then I suppose you might as well pick this one up while it's on sale and dirt cheap. However that being said, Nation Red was a much better game. If you don't own Nation Red, then I would buy that before this. If you do own Nation Red, then buying this will be somewhat disappointing in comparrison. Enjoy!
• gamedeal user

  Nov 7, 2014

  [h1]MGN Review[/h1] - 6 November 2014 [b]Pros:[/b] + Follows a tried and tested formula, similar to many successful Flash/Mobile games. + Variety of weapons. + Familiar game mechanics. + A lot of potential. + Attempt at a somewhat different zombie-outbreak story. [b]Cons:[/b] - Lacks innovation. - Repetitive gameplay. - No tutorial/lacks information. - Lacks polish. - Questionable UI design decisions. - Weak sound effects, if not missing entirely. - Co-op play is broken. - No oprion ro modify controls or rebind keys. [b]Verdict:[/b] [i]Buy at discounted price[/i] While the game has potential, it's hard to recommend it due to the simple fact that there are similar games which are much better. It's an indie game, yeah; but that's no excuse for putting out a product that feels like an Alpha. Despite this, considering keeping an eye on this game. Hopefully the developers will continue to refine and polish the game. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IXjkzY6t7b0
• gamedeal user

  May 20, 2015

  This game is a blast! A friend convinced me to buy this so we could co-op together and I had my doubts. I wasnt looking for insane graphics all I wanted was something fun that worked with no glitches. This game delivered. Its just straight up fun to shoot the hell out of the creative enemys. Loads of progression and replay value here. Your constintly trying to keep the horde at by while picking up as much cash as possible for that next upgrade. Its good old fashion shoot em up fun.
• gamedeal user

  Aug 19, 2015

  Guns n Zombies is a top down shooter in which you fight, you guessed it, Zombies. You fight hoards and hoards of them. This game was released in late 2014. You control one of two playable characters, one seems to be more of a standard run and gun character whilst the other is more of an engineer. You have two weapon slots in which you can customize which weapons you can carry by buying different ones via the upgrade shop. The currency that is used drops from various different zombies as you mow your way through the hoards. Your character also has a special abilities, which have a timed cool down, and these again can be upgraded through the shop. This game also tries to add in a little bit of tower defense mechanics too, each level has a number of different "build points" - where you can build your turrets, ranging from explosive cannons, to machine guns, or just something as simple as a slowing down sort of turret. To me this feature seemed a little bit pointless as it didn't really add anything to the game for me. The controls are very simple. WASD to move around, mouse to shoot, and the number keys for your special abilities. To me this seemed like the best option over using a controller, but some may prefer to play twin stick shooters on a game pad. Graphically I felt like Guns n Zombies was not really up to par, it just looked dated and run down. Most of the textures were certainly not high res, animations look a bit weird, and environments just looked bland and boring if I am honest. All of the menus were also in a strange aspect ratio that I had never seen before. They looked like they were made for the hard of hearing. I am going to be honest, I lost track of the story about half way through - the game does a really bad job of explaining what is going on, it's all in sort of a Power point presentation show in between each level, and offers no clues on what is actually happening. For me to ended up getting to the end with no idea as to what had transpired. The difficulty in Guns n Zombies is actually pretty high. I was finding my self dying on the early levels, and often found my self having to go back to the previous stage just to earn more currency so I could buy the next weapon up. For me, that is just a badly designed way of doing it. I shouldn't be made to replay the content I have just done in this type of game - I could understand it in an MMO of sorts, but not a twin stick shooter like this. A playthrough on single player took me just under four hours to finish. For me that felt like way longer than I would of liked it to have. Maybe this was because I just wasn't enjoying my time playing, I don't know. Where all of the compliments and positive reviews seem to come into play, is the multiplayer co-op. Personally I wasn't able to find anyone to play with, so I was stuck with the single player. If you can get a few friends together to play, you may well have a ton more fun than on your own. Apart from the strange aspect resolution on the menus, there are no major bugs that I encountered, everything seemed to run smoothly at the higher resolutions, which is always a plus point. Sadly I am not going to recommend Guns n Zombies here; I just didn't have fun whilst playing it. It felt very vanilla, slow and just not fun to play. I would say that you really should not pick this up if you are planning to play it as a single player game, you probably will not have fun at all. If you are going to get one or two friends together to play co-op, sure, playing with friends makes everything better, but I can certainly see it making Guns n Zombies all together more fun. I would say pick it up if it drops below 50% off, just because it offers a good pick up and play feel, but nothing more than that. [b][u] Tom's Score Card[/u][/b] 1) Stay away [b][u]2) Only recommended when on sale[/u][/b] 3) Recommended 4) Highly recommended 5) This is a must play If you found this review helpful, please consider giving it a thumbs up. You can also find more reviews over at http://www.completingthebackloggroup.com/ http://store.steampowered.com/app/264300
• gamedeal user

  Dec 2, 2015

  Excellent and pretty addictive top-down shooter. + 3 different characters (the last one, if you buy the dlc, which I strongly suggest you to do, since it gives a bunch of cool weapons, some new levels, new enemies and costs only 4€ without a discount...) + Great variety of weapons, armors and special skills to buy and upgrade. + Many different turrets, especially if you choose the mechanic -with whom you'll be able to try quite a lot of combinations- which gives a mild strategic tone in the gameplay, too. + Hordes of zombies (and alliens with the dlc) to slay (personal favorite the reapers who in groups can be very difficult to kill without losing hp), plus 3 cool but not very difficult bosses (1 with the dlc). + Good variety of levels and different locations. + The graphics are nice, and the sounds are good, too. + Frantic and mindless zombie/alien smashing is always fun and relaxing :) + The survival mode. +/- If you want to gain every achievement you will need to do a lot of grinding. +/- The story is not original and quite uninteresting, but a ok excuse to start killing everything moving around you. - Some minor bugs here and there. - Sometimes there are problems with the pathfinding and the character gets stuck in front of invisible objects. - I think the electric rifles (added with the dlc) are a lot overpowered than the others, because, although they don't fire at a big distance, they do massive amounts of damage to the enemies near the character and from the time I bought the most expensive (and coolest) weapon of this category, every other seemed quite useless. - The game even in hell difficulty is pretty easy and I don't remember being killed by the enemies more than 10 times (most of them were in the last boss which is pretty tough and all of the other deaths were because I fell into the void many times in the last levels). Recommended to every fan of mindless top-down shooting even at the original price, although in the latest November sales the package with the dlc costed only 1€ which is a great offer considering it'll give you about 10 hours of gameplay if you want to complete the story with all the characters and a lot more if you want to gain all achievements.
• gamedeal user

  Dec 19, 2015

  Good fun, for less than an euro (would not have bought without the discount). Graphics could be better but they are ok. Two little changes and this would be worth two euros, ability to jump and remap the controls. Weapon change was found (after trying a key after another) to be "´". Not good, have to lift hand to change weapon. This will entertain me for a few hours I think.
• gamedeal user

  Jun 26, 2016

  Pros: +Lots of weapons to upgrade +Lots of armor and abilities to upgrade +Online Coop (see con) +Lots of achievements Cons: -No local coop -Only coop with friends that have the game -You get stuck on the environment a lot -Bullets go through enemies that are too close -Turrets die fast and are semi pointless Guns 'N' Zombies is a twin stick shooter that feels kind of generic. There's a story of sorts, but nothing that you'll remember. There are a few bosses, but the bosses are extrememly easy to beat and the stages are very small and boring. You can also place turrets in marked spots that either shoot at the monsters, slow them down or pulse a damaging element. There's a lot of weapons and armor to buy, but only one gun really matters. Once you buy the electric gun and upgrade your armor that alone will net you victory! Each gun you buy whether it's the machine gun, sniper rifle, grenade launcher, shotgun or the god like electric gun can be upgraded 3 times then the next tier of the same gun is purchasable. The same goes for the armor and once you reach a new character level you can purchase new armor that can be upgraded 3 times to make stronger. All the weapons can be carried at the same time and cycled through. There are a lot of different types of monsters throughout the levels and that's a good thing. By the time you reach the end of the game you would have seen 10+ different types. There's a survival mode that you can compete in also. This mode is just to see how long you can last and there's a leaders board that shows EVERYONE that has bought the game and their score. The game itself is around 3 hours or so, but with grinding to upgrade your weapons and getting achievements you can triple the game time. I'd definitely grab this game on sale (including the DLC for $1 total) to get a few hours of enjoyement, but it's not worth it at all for the asking price. 5/10. Fun at times, but forgettable.
• gamedeal user

  Sep 14, 2016

  not recommended. cant finish the mission with these many bugs :/